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Future Tenses - Workshop
Future Tenses - Workshop
When we talk about plans or decisions for the future, we can use:
Present Continuous
Be going to
Future Simple " will + infinitive"
Future plans
We use the present continuous to talk about plans or arrangements for
the future:
We can use will + infinitive to talk about something that is possible in the
future:
‘Where are you going on vacation this summer?’ ‘I don’t know. Perhaps
I’ll go to Italy’ Maybe I will see you at the party next week.
Future simple "will + infinitive" is often used with I think, I don’t think, I’m
sure, probably, perhaps, maybe, etc.
I’ve made my decision. I’m going to quit smoking. Are you going to come
to the party tonight?
Now
Tonight
We often use the future perfect with time expressions such as by and by
the time, by this time next.
By this time next year, we’ll have been married for nearly ten years.
By the time you get there, she’ll have gone home.
Let's practice
Complete the sentences using the Future Perfect.
By 10pm tonight...
1. I __________________________ (finish) this report.
2. We. __________________________ (have) dinner.
3. Lina __________________________ (leave) her job.
4. Daniel __________________________ (meet) Vanessa.
5. They __________________________ (take) the exam.
6. It __________________________ (stop) raining.
7. I __________________________ (read) all of this book.
8. You __________________________ (fall) asleep.
9. She __________________________ (watch) Netlfix.
10. He __________________________ (arrive) home.
Your turn.
By the end of the week...
1. ___________________________________________________
2. ___________________________________________________
3. ___________________________________________________
FUTURE TENSES
PRESENT SIMPLE - MAY/MIGHT